Sway Bars
#1
06-18-2008, 07:27 PM
Sway Bars
I have been reading a great deal about sway bars and everything, but I have a question about them. I recently installed my rear sway bar, it was said toeliminate understeer, and it lives up to its description,and I am thinking about purchasing the front sway bar, the real question is, if I buy and install the front one, will I get the understeer I had before?
#3
06-18-2008, 07:47 PM
RE: Sway Bars
what year/model car do u have and what size rear swaybar did u put on? what other suspension mods do u have?
#4
06-18-2008, 08:27 PM
RE: Sway Bars
ORIGINAL: D17Punk
I have been reading a great deal about sway bars and everything, but I have a question about them. I recently installed my rear sway bar, it was said toeliminate understeer, and it lives up to its description,and I am thinking about purchasing the front sway bar, the real question is, if I buy and install the front one, will I get the understeer I had before?
I have been reading a great deal about sway bars and everything, but I have a question about them. I recently installed my rear sway bar, it was said toeliminate understeer, and it lives up to its description,and I am thinking about purchasing the front sway bar, the real question is, if I buy and install the front one, will I get the understeer I had before?
#5
06-19-2008, 06:59 AM
RE: Sway Bars
As of now I have a 22 mm rear sway bar installed, and have a 27 mm front sway bar not installed yet, I am also putting in tokico Blues with a 1" drop and an adjustablerear camber kit, and eventually I want to get wheel spacers and rims/tires. I also will be purchasing the front and rear upper tower braces, and possibly the lower one.I have an 03 Civic EX.
#8
06-19-2008, 07:56 AM
RE: Sway Bars
Is there any way to eliminate it? I know with FWD vehicles there is always a significant amount, and I dont really want to go spending all the money to get adjustable sway bars and what not, or is it something I will have to deal with?
#9
06-19-2008, 08:24 AM
RE: Sway Bars
leave the stock front swaybar in(or remove it) and get a better spring setup. the Tokico setup wont do anything to help create oversteer.
#10
06-19-2008, 06:18 PM
RE: Sway Bars
ORIGINAL: D17Punk
Is there any way to eliminate it? I know with FWD vehicles there is always a significant amount, and I dont really want to go spending all the money to get adjustable sway bars and what not, or is it something I will have to deal with?
Is there any way to eliminate it? I know with FWD vehicles there is always a significant amount, and I dont really want to go spending all the money to get adjustable sway bars and what not, or is it something I will have to deal with?
Don't bother with wheel spacers either. Just get rims with the correct width and offset, as well as tires in the proper size.